"I am the hoodoo… I am the Coffin Man… the stranger with no memory and no real name as he thought to himself as he sat on his horse in the dark on top of a ridge overlooking a small ranch house below. He was realizing now how fatigued and hungry he was. He had camped for two nights with no fire and no food. All the stale coffee and jerky he had found in the saddlebag was gone. He had come across an old apple tree yesterday and ate his fill, but that was yesterday.
Now he had nothing."
"'Don't Mister!' the boy pleaded as his hands went up in front of his face. But at that instant a large copperhead snake slithered from beneath the rotting tree and struck at the man with the empty eyes. The man jerked back as the snake sunk its fangs into his left arm. At the same moment, the boy sprung to his feet and began running once again. The man, curious and distracted, calmly pulled the snake from his arm without a sound and tossed it to the ground. As the boy looked back, a shot split the forest ceiling, and the man with the dark eyes stared at the dead snake. In one awful final glance, the boy saw the man reach down, pick the snake back up and take a slow bite from its side. But when the man--the thing, turned back for the boy, he was gone. In the distance, smoke from a burning cabin told the boy he would never go home again. It was after that when the nightmares began. "
"Award Winning Author and Poet L. Glen Enloe has written many poems and claims writing a western is new territory for him, yet when you read
The Six Jolly Cowboys, you'll find he is no stranger to this genre."
"An exciting new Western in the style of A.H. Holt, Robert Thomas, and Alex Cord filled with action, adventure and plot twists such as G.P. Hutchinson, Robert Vaughan, and Chet Cunningham! This is a book that is filled with the bodies of those who would take what is his!
It had been two years since James Jolly had returned to Missouri. He'd not gone far into the state before he randomly selected an acreage just outside of Mountain View, Missouri. One principled man must face those who would stop at nothing to take his whole world away from him. He is forced to kill those who stand against him—to use any force necessary to save his life. This is 'BLOODLAND SHOWDOWN!'
This exciting new Western from L. Glen Enloe takes the reader on a ride as rough as any you've ever ridden. As soon as Jolly knows he must stand against a tide of crime—he knows that blood will be spilled… and he'll be damned if it will be his.
So if you like watching John Wayne, Robert Mitchum and reading the books of Ralph Cotton, then you'll love 'Bloodland Showdown!'"
"Award-winning author L. Glen Enloe strikes again with his latest Western adventure—This is 'The Gunslinger: Bolejack: A Bad Man is Hard to Bury.' Ride the high country with one of the finest authors of traditional westerns in town!
They called him Bolejack. But who was he really?
The big bronze-haired stranger on a blood-red horse had come out of nowhere asking questions—questions no one would answer. Driven by a sense of long-suppressed revenge and a lost legacy, Bolejack tries to burst through the wall of secrecy that clouds the Black Cross Ranch and the hellhole known as Maggotwood. Do two empty graves hold the secret of King Westrum and his dead wife and son? Only time and empty shell casings hold the answer.
If you like the Western adventures of Paul L. Thompson, C. Wayne Winkle and Scott Harris—you'll love this brand-new Western bonanza from L. Glen Enloe!"
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